The Food and Drug Administration said a national recall was issued for a single So Delicious frozen dessert variety after reports that pints contained small stones or other hard objects.
Only salted caramel cluster non-dairy frozen dessert pints were involved.
Here's what to know
Danone USA's recall covered pints marked with best-by dates of April 3, 2028, or earlier.
The FDA said customer complaints brought the problem to the company's attention. The agency said the recall involved "the potential presence of foreign materials, such as small stones and other hard objects, within the cashew inclusions."
Retailers across the country sold the affected pints, as Fox reported.
It was unclear how many pints were affected. Hard objects in food can pose a choking hazard and cause injuries.
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What can be done?
If you purchased So Delicious dairy-free salted caramel cluster pints with a best-by date of April 3, 2028, or before, the FDA said to not eat the treat. Consumers should check the label carefully before serving the product to anyone in their household.
Anyone seeking a refund or replacement coupon can contact So Delicious at 1-833-367-8975.
"Danone USA is working with retail partners to remove affected product from shelves," the FDA said. "Unaffected product is still available on shelves, and product shipped going forward is not affected by this recall."
Where can I learn more?
These articles cover food recalls involving plastic, foreign material, and contamination concerns.
• Lidl issued an urgent recall after snack bars were found with plastic contamination.
• The FDA said Grain Millers pulled over 60,000 pounds of oats over plastic contamination.
• Select Bake Shoppe recalled brownies after potential plastic contamination raised concerns about consumer safety.
• King Harvest warned shoppers after widely consumed hummus was recalled because of a plastic issue.
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